Re: Users who spread false/fake/unhelpful information on technical board
For the Tor on Bitcoin Core question, I said I did not use Tor on Bitcoin Core but asked him to post the bitcoin.conf because because modifying it could yield better results. I am running Bitcoin Core so would even use his bitcoin.conf and run over Tor to try to help but my rank did not allow you to give me the benefit of the doubt. For the other question, I suggested using a search engine from a link but after it was removed I suggested the descriptor.
This makes you think I am unhelpful?
I have made 50 posts, if you say 1 or 2 of them are unhelpful you should have provided me positive advice not neutral feedback as the first option. Your rank does not allow you to misuse your status when you could have offered advice as an alternative. It would have been helpful if you posted in the topics which you had a problem with my posts to advise me how to improve my posts instead you focused on capturing screenshots to justify your tag.
I was surprised to notice your tag. Look at my history I have returned recently to the forum after years being away. You are a senior member you should have approached it differently. Your neutral feedback was not necessary, it was an over the top reaction.
This makes you think I am unhelpful?
I have made 50 posts, if you say 1 or 2 of them are unhelpful you should have provided me positive advice not neutral feedback as the first option. Your rank does not allow you to misuse your status when you could have offered advice as an alternative. It would have been helpful if you posted in the topics which you had a problem with my posts to advise me how to improve my posts instead you focused on capturing screenshots to justify your tag.
I was surprised to notice your tag. Look at my history I have returned recently to the forum after years being away. You are a senior member you should have approached it differently. Your neutral feedback was not necessary, it was an over the top reaction.
User: SensitiveEyes
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To get all of descriptor on a descriptor wallet, the command you need is listdescriptors true. true used to show private descriptor which contain private data (e.g. private key and master private key)
Source: https://ninjastic.space/post/65083975
This post deleted by moderator shortly before i decide to create this post. But it's unhelpful since it only suggest using search engine, where i also suspect SEO spam.
This is unhelpful, since he has no experience running full node with Tor. Besides, Bitcoin Core have good default setting regarding networking. At best, you could only use addnode=[IP/onion address] if you happen to know IP/onion address of very well-connected node.
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You can't use dumpprivkey in descriptor wallets but you can use listdescriptors to output all of the descriptors backups.
It always prompts that this is a descriptor wallet and does not support that command
To get all of descriptor on a descriptor wallet, the command you need is listdescriptors true. true used to show private descriptor which contain private data (e.g. private key and master private key)
Source: https://ninjastic.space/post/65083975
This post deleted by moderator shortly before i decide to create this post. But it's unhelpful since it only suggest using search engine, where i also suspect SEO spam.
I do not use Tor on Bitcoin Core so would guess getting inbound and outbound connections will take longer than standard connections. Post your bitcoin.conf because it may potentially improve after putting a few lines.
It says my .onion addres is reachable at bitnodes.io yet no inbound connections in GUI on peers. I only get outbound connections. Does it take a couple of hours before inbound connections can find me? The outbound connections I get it after 5 mins. Have only runned my node for 45 mins with Tor, and yes I'm fully synced with the blockchain.
If somone could help, It would be appreciated🙏
If somone could help, It would be appreciated🙏
This is unhelpful, since he has no experience running full node with Tor. Besides, Bitcoin Core have good default setting regarding networking. At best, you could only use addnode=[IP/onion address] if you happen to know IP/onion address of very well-connected node.